Research Article

Effects of Temperament and Character Profiles on State and Trait Depression and Anxiety: A Prospective Study of a Japanese Youth Population

Table 1

Correlations between variables used in the path analysis ( ).

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(1) Gender (male—1; female—2)
(2) Age −0.09
(3) NS−0.080.03
(4) HA0.06−0.02−0.19*
(5) RD0.38**0.070.140.08
(6) P0.090.00−0.19*−0.050.15*
(7) SD−0.02−0.06−0.25**−0.36**0.020.09
(8) C0.36**0.070.010.070.57**0.130.24**
(9) ST0.09−0.070.20**−0.23**0.090.15*−0.140.13
(10) T1 HADS-D0.070.030.100.35**−0.08−0.05−0.54**−0.18*0.13
(11) T1 HADS-A−0.070.01−0.010.24**−0.30**−0.15*−0.43**−0.40**0.010.53**
(12) T2 HADS-D0.020.050.110.24**−0.110.06−0.43**−0.16*0.15*0.56**0.34**
(13) T2 HADS-A−0.10−0.010.100.28**−0.28**−0.11−0.43**−0.32**0.030.48**0.56**0.61**
Mean1.6718.326.334.931.616.639.050.517.15.44.35.54.6
Standard deviation0.470.96.57.46.03.78.17.86.43.62.83.73.2
Cronbach alpha0.720.780.720.620.780.820.800.780.610.760.69

NS: novelty seeking; HA: harm avoidance; RD: reward dependence; P: persistence; SD: self-directedness; C: cooperativeness; ST: self-transcendence. * ; ** .